Sentence examples for extra prospects from inspiring English sources

For the Phillies, there were two reasons for the deal: cost certainty for the immediate future and extra prospects for the long term.

That's precisely where Hamels contract puts him currently, and that alone is worth a couple of extra prospects on the trading block.

EXTRA BASES: Prospect Darnell Sweeney exited the game in the ninth inning after hurting his shoulder in a collision with Brewers first baseman Matt Clark.

EXTRA BASES: Top prospect Corey Seager drew two walks and scored two runs.

WHILE the bulk of certificate programs appeal to students with little or no postsecondary education, traditional colleges and universities — lured by the prospects of extra revenue — have devised certificate programs to attract those looking to burnish their résumés.

NSF has extra forms that funding prospects may need to complete, in addition to Grants.gov's government-wide SF-424 (R&R) application.

But they fear without extra help, their future prospects are not as bright as those of the children they're teaching.

Methane has 3 times the volumetric energy density of hydrogen and it can be directly injected into the existing natural gas pipelines or storage devices for transmission and storage, without any extra cost, so the prospects for application of power to natural gas is presently stronger than for power to hydrogen [27, 28].

Other departments will be hard hit, however, raising the prospect of extra job cuts in Whitehall.

But maybe it was the prospect of extra time, maybe it simply was tired minds that betrayed the Milan side.

Unsurprisingly, France's commercial channels are delighted at the prospect of extra ad revenue coming their way.